NPZR Clan Art

In the last few years, a number of artists have created art for or about the Ninjapiratezombierobot Clan, or ninja pirate zombie robot-dom in general. We try to display some of that art here, to share it with the world and praise the people who've provided it. If you know of any art or artists that are left off, please let us know; it wasn't intentional, and we'd like to rectify that.

[ Balam | Otto_Germain | Nytmare | Spazworrier ]

Balam: Not really an artist at all, Balam has still put together a few NPZR-oriented images... and since he's the clan leader, we have no choice but to put them here. No matter how badly they suck.

temple.png	This is currently Balam's KoL forums avatar, a rendering of a ninja pirate zombie robot and his ninja pirate zombie robot familiar, in front of the lost Temple of the Valuable Trinket. We guess it's amusing. Earlier versions are here and here.
forumsig3.png	If you look at this, you'll note that the art is all by Nytmare and Spazworrier. The images were too cool not to combine, so Balam and Vida collaborated on it over the course, producing quite a few variations of it, such as this one. The skewered fruits (including brain) are a particularly clear sign of Vida's brilliance.

Otto_Germain: A member of the clan since December of 2005, Otto_Germain is a talented professional artist and a joy to have in the clan community. He has produced several truly amazing images about the clan.

npzr-fanart01.jpg	This rendition of the ninja pirate zombie robot mascot showed up on the clan message board one day. We were all just blown away... Note the inclusion of the official clan logo (by Nytmare), and the subtle clockwork bits sticking out of the gash in his jacket.
npzr-fanart02.jpg	Every ninja pirate zombie robot needs a place to call home. What better than a ninja pirate zombie robot spaceship? Avast there! We've come fer ye braiiiiiiiiiins....

Nytmare: A member and leader of the clan from a very early date, Nytmare is also a talented designer and artist. A movie professional by trade, Nytmare has nonetheless provided graphical art for the clan website, and for the LARPs run by the clan at KolConCarne and KolCon2.

logo.gif	This is the original emblem for npzr.org, the first known ninja pirate zombie robot jolly roger.
npzr.jpg	This is the updated emblem for npzr.org, a more stylized version of the ninja pirate zombie robot. This image has graced many PR items used by the clan, including 100 buttons given out to larpers and random denizens of the Kingdom at KolCon2.
clansig3.jpg	Nytmare produced quite a number of variant images to use as a standard clan sig on KoL forums. This is an excellent example of that work.
flagthing.jpg	I'm not actually sure when this image came about. I just found it sitting in a folder on the web server, and I like it quite a bit. Hooray for flags with spooky green backgrounds!
oldnpzr.jpg	This banner by Nytmare, used in the members-only section of this webpage, is quite stylish, don't you think?

Spazworrier: Sparkle Motion to the core, Spazworrier is a veteran player, dedicated chat mod and scourge of the bugbear menace. He's always been a good friend to the Ninjapiratezombierobot Clan, and has donated several pieces of art.

npzr.png	A banner or button meant for use on the forums, this is probably the cutest representation we've ever seen of the clan. Can you tell that Spaz is particularly fond of zombies?
npzr-assembled.gif	This actually came in four pieces, button-sized images meant as prototypes for new forums emoticons. They were so awesome that we combined them into a single file, so you can look at them all at once.
npzrdoodle.jpg	Spaz spends so much time drawing and doodling, that we wonder when he does the rest of his school work. We're also curious as to whether this graced the back of an English paper or a Maths assignment. Hehe.
npzrdoodle2.jpg npzrdoodlebetter2.jpg	More NPZR doodles! The unique hook-hand-chain-arm on this doodle is one of the most amazingly creative things we've seen on an NPZR drawing.
NPZRcolour.png	Coming to you in unliving technicolor! This is Spaz's second attempt at digitally coloring his artwork, and we have to say that we think it's a pretty impressive early try!